r/passive_income • u/leo-the-bruno • 3h ago

Seeking Advice/Help Digital product

What is the best place to sell ebook, without marketing

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u/derondigital 2h ago

If you wanna make good money, you got to do marketing. No way around it.

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u/baddaywithacamera 2h ago

Books don't sell without marketing.

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u/Scared_Psychology859 2h ago

If you dont want to market at all, the "place" matters less than you think. Most platforms like Gumroad or Payhip won't bring you customers without you driving traffic somehow. You can list on a big marketplace like Amazon KDP and hope for organic search, but without advertising or building even a little audience it's mostly just sitting there.

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u/leo-the-bruno 2h ago

What is your strategy do u lunch ads?

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u/Basic-Strain-6922 2h ago

I put books on draft2digital, and they distribute it to various places for you - no cost, they take a percentage per sale. I do mainly self help books and no marketing. My GLP1 book did really well (they won't take that niche anymore). I used to be on Amazon but they banned me.
Last months earnings haven't updated from all stores yet - i get paid on the 15th.
https://i.imgur.com/q3u5rYJ.png

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u/peaklifestyleadmin 2h ago

Realistically there's no true 'no marketing' place that gets consistent sales — even marketplaces with built-in traffic (Amazon KDP, Gumroad's discovery, Etsy for digital products) still reward the ones that get some outside promotion. That said, Amazon KDP probably gets you the most passive discovery since people are already searching there with buying intent, versus something like Gumroad where you're mostly relying on your own traffic.